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OLong life, 5 heat, two-way switches regulate cooking. OAppliance outlet. 0 Clean-out drip tray. OThis range is m0- Chef Master ST 0 V E What price folly? Don’t rush into building your home until you’re sure of the lumber and materials going into it. It's better to be safe today with supplies from Butler & Baird than sorry tomor- row. Mr. J. Smith spent the week-end at Rice Lake fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie LeMasurier and Kenneth are home again. They have been spending the summer months motoring to the west coast and through the States. On Friday night last there was a collision on the 7th concession of Markham, when a light truck driv- en by Warren Bidwell of Milliken, crashed into a motorcycle. Thos. Knox. 21 and Jim Borland 28, both of Agincourt were rushed by am- bulance to the East General Hos- pital, Toronto, with undetermined injuries. It is with regret that the resi- dents of Unionville learn of the death of Rev. A. E. Owen°of Port Credit who was thelpastor of Un- ionville United Church for about ten years. Our sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Owen and to his daughter Mrs. Keith Kennedy of Toronto, formerly of Unionville. Miss Florence Kirby has been spending two weeks visiting her friend, Mrs. P. H. Huyck of King- ston Mr. B. Norman of Weston has been spending a few days with his brother-in-law. Mr. Neil Stiver. Crash Mr. and Mrs. Connie Blundell of Barrie called on Mr. and Mrs. Er- nest Blundell the past week. Mrs. Tom Burnett is spending a vacation at the home of her niece, Mrs. Nellie Leggatt of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Galbraith and Miss Myrtle Galbraith of Port Colborne have been spending a few days with their sister, Mrs. A. E. Mil- ner, Mrs. Crozier and Mr. R. Hood of Port Perry also visited with them on Monday. M1: and Mrs. Stanley Underhill and daughters Diane and Jane re- turned home after having spent a very enjoyable week motoring through the Southern States. Mrs. M. H. Thompson's sister, whose home is in Mexico is spend- ding two weeksrwith her. Mr. Guy Galbraith of Toronto who is an inspector in the North American Insurance Co., visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Milner. Mr. Ross Heimler is spending a week at Sauble Beach, Georgian Bay. A number of the relatives and friends from Unionville attended the Blake and Pearce reunion at Cathania Park, Sarnia. All report a very enjoyable time. Mr. H. H. Powers spent a couple of days last week visiting friends in Gooderham and came hOme with a few baskets of blueberries picked while there. ruditmium on Thursday afternoon, August 14. The meeting opened u. a nymn followed with prayer by Mrs. Milner. The Devotional scripture from Gal. 5-22 and lst Corinthians, chapter 13, was read by Mrs. G. Ogden. The topic Our Witness and Example and the pray- er were given by Mrs. W. Snow- ball. S. C. Jénnings of Toronto was the guest speaker at Central Un- ited Church on Sunday morning and was enjoyed by all, as was also the solo “Just for Today" by Mr. Brammer. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hogdson and family have returned home, after a very enjoyable week at H. The president Mrs. Milner pre- sided at this meeting and owing to the absence of the regular secret- ary, Mrs. M. Thompson, Mrs. W. Snowball acted as secretary. The members spoke with deep regret of the passing of Rev. A. E. Owen of. Port Credit who was a former pastor here for many years.Regret was also expressed that our es- teemed Dr. MacKay is not enjoying good health. An invitation has been forward- ed to Milliken and Markham Assoc- iations to be guests of Unionville Branch at the September 25 meet- ing. Please keep in mind the ba- zaar planned for Saturday, Octob- er 18. The W. A. of Central United Church which was held two weeks early this monthmet in the church The Cayman reunion was held at Stoufiville Park on Sunday af- ternoon, August 10. A'good crowd attended. Barrie Tent & Awning (0. Tel. 4314 Barrie 34 Bayfield Aristocrat Canvas Awnings Airshade Aluminum Awnings ings Complete Service “Estimation to Installation” CORRESPONDEI‘KT: MRS. LEN.RA1NEY, UNIONVILLE AWNINGS UNIONVILLE NEWS Phone Unionville 112.] Mr. and Mrs. Myron Trunk and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Irvine and son of Chicago were visitors last week of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trunk. Mr .and Mrs. Hull and son David, Michael, Grace and Robert May- nard have been spending a week at Combermere, Ont. Mrs. George Dukes has been ill this week. We wish her a speedy recovery. A number from here attended the funeral service of the late Mr. A. Fuller from Wright and Taylor Funeral Home. Richmond Hill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Blackett of East Drive, on the ar- rival of a son at Wellsley Hospital, Toronto. Mrs. C. H. Stiver and daughters, Helen and Dorothy, left last week for a trip to _Morrisburg where they expected to spend the week- end with Mrs. Burkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hill and daughters Violet and Anne and son David, are enjoying a week's holi- day at Little Hawk Lake. Miss Beverly Dunlop of Mussel- man’s Lake is spending a few days with her cousin, Miss Dianne Bartâ€" lett. Sorry to lose Mr ,and Mrs, D, J, Murchison and family who have moved this week to Alto, Texas, Mrs. W. Bartlett has been spend- ing two weeks at the home of her son. Mr. John Bartlett, Muskoka. Boadway's cottage at Prospect Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorn have been enjoying a \yegk‘s holidays. Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver and family of Lakefield visited their daughter, Miss Eunice Weav- er, at Queen's Hotel. last week. Misses Anne and Wilma Caseley have been spending a few days with their father. Mr. Alvin Caseâ€" ley of Richmond Hill. Congratulations to Mrs, G. A. M. Davidson who won two firsts at the Stouffville flower show on Thursday night last. A number from here attended. Miss Velma Findlay is enjoying part of her holidays with her fa- ther, Mr. Frank Findlay. Thorn- hill. Mr .and Mrs. Percival Smith have moved into their new home on Pomanda Road. We welcome them. Congratulations to Mrs. Robert Stiver who had a birthday Thurs- day last. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and son Mac have returned after a week’s holiday spent at the home of his sister in Guelph. A reunibn of the family of Dookes was held last Saturday at Woodbridge. Despite the very in- clement weather. there were 65 present. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Well- man. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Well- man and Mr. and Mrs. George Barker and family and Mr. Free- man Barker attended from this neighborhood. Happy birthday this Saturday to Ruth Clark and Mr. Freeman Bar- ker. Mrs. A. E. Milner had a number of ladies at her home at a quilting bee on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Calgary has been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. Moore. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kent of Pomanda Road on the birth of a son at Markham Nursing Home. Mrs. McDougal has rgturned to her home in Toronto, after visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs. Cum- mer Lee for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Woods were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leek. We hear Mr. and Mrs. Ian Grant and family are moving to Gormley t? live. We shall miss them con- 5 derably. Carol and Marly Cox visited with Lorraine Acreman this past week; Marly stayed over. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saunders of Elgin Mills and niece, Miss Lana Bruce of California visited Mrs. L. Rainey on Thursday last. Mr. Fred Leidis spending a week or so with his aughter, Mrs. Ray Jones in Ottawa. 'Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Leek who celebrate their 9th wedding anniversary this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wellman entertained Rev. and Mrs. Austin Huston one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Deverell left on Monday with Mr. Deverell's brother and wife for an extended visit to Cape Cod. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith have returned from a stay at Gull Lake, in the Haliburton Highlands, at the cottage of Mrs. Smith's niece, Dr. Ellen Blachford. The Murray Acremans visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oiva Hoika of Wilcox Lake on Sunday. HEADFORD NEWS CORRESPONDENT Mrs. H. Ac'reman R. R. 2 Gormley, Ont. Phone TUmer 4-2236 It was very gratifying to the superintendent and teachers of the Sunday School to have such a good attendance last Sunday. A number of adults are meeting with the children due to the evening ser- vices being closed during August. Everyone is welcome. Come and’ bring your family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynda were away joyable holiday in vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knapp and daughter Irene of Victoria Square spent Sunday with Mrs. M. E. McClure. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dyson have returned from their trip overseas. Their friends will be glad to know Mr. Dyson has recovered from a heart attack, suffered while on the trip. Mr. J. Strachan of Toronto who has been visiting with his son and daughter-inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strachan has returned home. The new store opened on ’1‘ es- day, August 11, at the home of Mrs. Harvey Stephenson, was very well patronized and the lucky draw of a pair of guest towels was won by Mrs. Albert Malloy and was drawn by Mrs. William Usher. Mrs. Maunda of Toronto is spending a week's holiday with Don’t forget the Fire-men’s Street Dance to be held in Maple, Friday evening, August 23. See Coming Events for further partic- ulars. CORRESPONDENT: MRS. ED. PAXTON. R. R. ", KING MIRACLE SAVE ALL PLUMS WHIP RED COHOE SALMON NORWEGIAN SARDINES LOMBARD FLUFFO BISCUITS SKIM MILK POWDER PASTEURIZED OGILVIES WAX PAPER i SUGAR KLEENEX BYE Grapefruit Juice CHOICE WHOLE LEMON LIME CAKE MIX GRANULATED FARMILK 1 In. Tin 3'1 FEARS PENS EACH 19 BALL POINT ,NCY ARNOLD FARMS Check These EVERDAY VALUES FARMS TEMPERANCEVILLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT -- MRS. D. ALLEN Phone Maple 19R5 MAPLE NEWS 0 MAKE ARNOLD FARMS YOUR FAMILY ”SHOPPING CENTRE 0 BETTER VALUES - FINER ASSORTM ENT - FASTER SERVIC E Lariviere and for a very en- North Bay and 100 11). Bag 20 oz. tin 16 oz. Jar large 28 oz. tin Reg. or Jumbo size Pkg. very small fish Reg. 290 tin Cello Pkg. Phone King 3R1] Pkg. No. ‘7 HIGHWAY AND DUNMILLS ROAD 100 ft. roll Large 48 oz. tin each Mr. and Mrs. B'urton Palmer and Sharon spent Sunday picknicking at Midland Park. Mrs. Doris Davis Mrs. M. E. McClure won six firsts, five seconds and four thirds in prizes with flower" arrangements at the season's last horticultural show in Aurora. On August 28 Mrs. McClure will have seven en- tries at the C.N.E. flower show. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Park and Miss Agnes Cowper have returned home after thoroughly enjoying a two week motor trip through the States, New Brunswick, Nova Sco- tia and Quebec. While in New Brunswick, Mr. Park visited his nephew, Mr. Bill Brookes in Sack- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Harris spent their vacation at Triple Bay Park near Midland. Mr. George Umehhra has been home for a few days due to a throat infection. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen and Car- ole visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Allen on Sunday. Miss Patricia Marwood has left for Regina via TCA to vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greer and Johnny. She will motor from there to Saskatoon and other parts of the west. Miss Sharon Manuel of Toronto is visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bryan. tins $9.25 27 2'1 25 19 TENDER SPRING L II "III FRON TS RACK BREAST LOIN ROAST, lb. ............. LEG OF LAMB, 1b. ............ BLADE ROAST SHORT R‘R ROAfiT lb 'l‘h'JN um: Iwuuu STEAK “mi“ 85 or Wing lb. 59 lb, 65 lb. 59 E G G S 49 FRESH LOAF CHEESE KAM 0r PREM SWEET VéLEN CIA ORANGES HUME FED LARGE ROASTING CAPDNS lb. 49 Arnold Farms Better Quality BEEF Grade ‘A’ Medium THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Thurs, August 21, 1952 a CHINA SILVER - CRYSTAL - BRASS- ETC CLIFFORD, 15 Seccomoe St. Blade Bone Removed ONE MILE EAST AT STOP 14- A YONGE MARKET ANTIQUE FURNITURE LAMB Size 288 CHICKENS lb. 39 Round b‘lrloin FRESH ROASTING Box 2 lb. Tin lb. 51 N0. 7 HIGHWAY AND KENNEDY ROAD Sliced Ih. 35 SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS BACON FRESH BACK RIBS lb. Rind on Side